Sentence examples for day of fame from inspiring English sources

DES MOINES — There is always something a little peculiar about coming to Iowa for its quadrennial day of fame, but this time it was particularly disconcerting for me to land in an otherwise unremarkable Midwestern city for its first-in-the-season presidential nominating contest.

The party bus is just an amuse bouche on my tightly inventoried day of Geordie Shore fame.

"We have always stood by her, as an example of a normal person and mum who has experienced some of the modern-day culture of fame, and how difficult it can be to deal with.

I was also struck by the fact that from the first day of his national fame, Presley freely acknowledged his musical debt.

None of the players on the Nets and the Devils are from Jersey, though many of them will one day make the wall of fame.

Those nuggets and more are part of "CURATOR'S CHOICE: RARE FILMS FROM THE BASEBALL HALL OF FAME," Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Seattle Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll, who also was inducted into the USC hall of fame Saturday, said he agreed with the NFL's decision to investigate the use of underinflated footballs by the Patriots.

Visa sponsored the Tony Awards on Sunday and was inducted into the New York American Marketing Association hall of fame on Wednesday.

In fact, long-time baseball writer and MLB Network analyst Peter Gammons tweeted on Wednesday that he once asked Hall-of-Fame second baseman Roberto Alomar who the best shortstop he ever played with was.

But this is no nostalgic hall of fame geriatrics' day out.

His parents, seeing the direction things were heading, let him enrol at the Baltimore School for the Arts – which sounds much like being on the set of Fame every day.